Farro
Argh.
- Joined
- Jun 19, 2016
You guys are lucky! While he indulges me with going to Disney World here, planning a trip to Europe, I tried to finagle a day at Disneyland Paris, yeah, that got a resounding no!
I should have known the day that I would finally be tempted to buy a decorative MagicBand would be the day they put snacks on it.News
New Disney treats MagicBand
http://www.magicbandcollectors.com/new-walt-disney-world-treats-magicband-appears-at-epcot/
I’m so glad there will be a Tangled boat ride. I really enjoyed all of The Tim Tracker’s Tokyo Vlogs - made me really want to go there over Disneyland Paris for example.
I saw ratings as low at 3 or 5. Apparently the back of the coaster is better than the front.Seeing some reports from the CM preview of Slinky Dog
Reports are it is better than 7DMT, faster than it looks (but definitely a family coaster). Ratings were between 7/10 to 10/10
Also thatbthe Land looks amazing
(Obviously likely a bit biased in their views but still positive signs I think)
I saw ratings as low at 3 or 5. Apparently the back of the coaster is better than the front.
I think people need to keep expectations in check. This isn’t Pandora and this isn’t Star Wars.
I saw ratings as low at 3 or 5. Apparently the back of the coaster is better than the front.
I think people need to keep expectations in check. This isn’t Pandora and this isn’t Star Wars.
I saw ratings as low at 3 or 5. Apparently the back of the coaster is better than the front.
I think people need to keep expectations in check. This isn’t Pandora and this isn’t Star Wars.
I DO NOT like them messing with this menu... ... our waiter in April warned us they might be. This is not as extensive a change as he feared... I hope there isn't more.
Well, Mater's Junkyard Jamboree has a height requirement of 32 inches at DCA which is the same requirement for Alien's Swirling Saucer's. So, I think it could have been predicted that ride would have a height restriction. I have been on Mater's Junkyard Jamboree many times, and I think a height restriction is necessary for that ride. Most people don't realize how much it actually whips you around, and if a kid can't reach the bar to hold on, it might be a dangerous ride.(though still think at least one of the two new rides should have not had a height restriction)
Well, Mater's Junkyard Jamboree has a height requirement of 32 inches at DCA which is the same requirement for Alien's Swirling Saucer's. So, I think it could have been predicted that ride would have a height restriction. I have been on Mater's Junkyard Jamboree many times, and I think a height restriction is necessary for that ride. Most people don't realize how much it actually whips you around, and if a kid can't reach the bar to hold on, it might be a dangerous ride.
To my knowledge, at least most or all rollercoasters at Disney have a height restriction. Slinky Dog Dash and Seven Dwarfs Mine Train also will be sharing the same height restriction of 38 inches.
Agreed, it probably doesn't help expectations that one of the 3 attractions in TSL has been open for 10 years. But personally I am really looking forward to it, bringing the great theming of TSMM to an entire area of the park is really exciting, even if it's only for 3 rides. And as long as Slinky Dog is up there with BTMRR and SDMT - not a "kiddie" coaster like Barnstormer, but a family coaster like the others, I'll be happy with it.
Agree .. it feels like there is missed opportunity or two in this land to make it for little kids by having two new rides with height restrictions. (and frankly TSMM isn't the best for really young kids either because of the glasses, and not really being able to take part of the action (until they are at least 3-4 and older).I'm not saying these specific rides shouldn't have height restrictions - I am saying the should have picked something other than the Mater's model and had a different ride system that doesn't have a height restriction. Even if a dark ride or a spinner or something (actually, I would have gone with 2 small rides like that instead of the one AS2 ride)
Agree .. it feels like there is missed opportunity or two in this land to make it for little kids by having two new rides with height restrictions. (and frankly TSMM isn't the best for really young kids either because of the glasses, and not really being able to take part of the action (until they are at least 3-4 and older).
The land could have used:
1) A "kiddie" ride (a carousel or a dumbo-like ride -- kids LOVE to go in a circle).
2) A play area (similar to Honey I Shrunk the Playground) which would fit in the theming well as the kids play around giant toys.
When I took my son to WDW when he was 2 and then 3 .. some of his favorite things were the "simple" rides - Aladdin, the Carousel, Dumbo, Teacups, Peter Pan, Disney Junior Show, Honey I Shrunk the Playground, the Casey Junior Splash pad .. etc.
Just feels like they should have geared the land more for small kids to truly have a "land" for them.
That being said I am excited to take my son to TSL this fall as a 6-year old and my daughter (who will be 2 -- I THINK she will be tall enough to ride Alien Swirling Saucers).